Delphi XM SKYFi 3 - XM radio tuner / digital player - flash 256 MB - WMA, MP3 - display: 2.8"

alaTest has collected and analyzed 186 user reviews of Delphi XM SKYFi 3 - XM radio tuner / digital player - flash 256 MB - WMA, MP3 - display: 2.8" from Amazon.com. The average user rating for this product is 3.1/5, compared to an average user rating of 3.8/5 for other products in the same category on Amazon.com. Comments about the design and sound are on the whole positive. The portability and price are also appreciated. There are some mixed views about the size and durability, while some have doubts about the battery and reliability.

I'm 50+ and have never in my life time, bought such a worthless piece of unreliable, poorly designed or manufactured junk. I like and use XM radio and own two other recievers in my house and another car. I bought this with the inticement of a 3 year...

I've installed, tested, & used almost all Sirius & XM satellite "dockable" units, including the SkyFi3 unit. I previously owned the SkyFi3's competition, the Pioneer Inno.

I purchased the Delphi SkyFi radio about 8 months ago. I drive a whole lot, so the SkyFi is great to have whenever I drive through areas that have little or no regular radio service. No matter where I drive, the SkyFi picks up the signal.

I got XM last summer. My commute is about an hour through a rural area, which doesn't get much AM/FM radio reception. Since getting XM, I haven't listened to FM at all! It is great. I have a Delphi receiver, which has been 98% reliable...twice heavy...

While not honestly CD quality unless your CD player is $100 (mine is $3500 just the player). Nevertheless the quality of sound is very dynamic and clear. And the entertainment is due to good DJs cooking up interesting mixes that make sense, non-stop,...

We bought our XM SkyFi and within 48 hours, we went out and bought a second one for our other car! I never would have imagined that I would actually PAY for radio - but it's worth the money. The XM channel selection has something for everyone and if...

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"10 bucks a month for radio service?! Who would in their right mind pay for something I can get for free or listen to CDs for my music. 10 bucks a month, yeah right."

WOW WOW WOW! I have had this for about a month now and have yet to unplug myself from it.

Living in Southern California, I'm faced with a pretty long commute - a minimum of 2 hours a day on the road going to and from work.